I am trying to growth hack my productivity.

Here’s what I learned from 3 entrepreneurs.


 Put family first


“As a married individual with children, I know all too
well the importance of establishing a healthy work-life balance.
I decide how many hours I am going to put in each day, based upon
the real-life schedule of my family for any particular day and I
schedule my work around them, not the other way around.”


Dave Hermansen– CEO at Store Coach


 Do not work on a plane


“No computer work on a plane (except for phone or
conference calls), even if it is 25 hours of flying time. I
reserve flying time for plotless movies, reading the paper,
magazines, a book sometimes.”


JJ Beh, COO at HackerNest


️  Try using Harvest app


“Hands down the app to stay organized with time tracking
is Harvest. It lets you track clients, projects and time. You can
create budgets, estimates and invoice all in one. It also
integrates with popular project management apps. Lastly, the
price point is affordable for anyone.”


Kathy Heasley, Founder and President of
HEASLEY&PARTNERS


Do you have any tips to share?


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